I’m back! (More on this later….)
I’m so excited to present this heat map of San Francisco neighborhoods, which I believe may be the first of its kind. The idea for this started around a year ago: thank you Claude, and a shout-out to my son, too, who helped me bring this coding part of this project to fruition.
Be sure to click on the “fullscreen” button on the map below to expand it. We will get into the qualifications shortly, but what jumps out at me is how the biggest price increases are broadly located across SF’s traditionally most expensive neighborhoods for single family homes — Pac and Presidio Heights, Sea Cliff, Cow Hollow and the Marina — while SF’s more modest neighborhoods, geographically located in the southeast of the city and the far west, have faired the worst. Areas in the center of the city are a mixed bag. In essence, this is the “K” economy in action in San Francisco residential real estate. ...